Today we relaunched www.facinghistory.org, a website that for nine years, has lived in Lotus Notes. Some parts (ironically, the more interactive parts) still live in Lotus, include events, jobs, and our library, remain in Lotus, but with over 1000 pages in Drupal, we're moving ahead to migrate the rest of the website so that this time next year, we're running a 100% Drupalific website.

More can be found at www.facinghistory.org/redesign.

I... LOVE... DRUPAL

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imsuanne’s picture

Rachael,

I have just started a job where I'll be taking over a legacy Lotus Notes/Domino site and need a solution that will allow me to create a more robust environment while leaving the Lotus Notes component intact (the corporate email/calendaring, etc., is done with Lotus Notes). Given my experience level with Drupal this would be a great option.

Can you give me some tips on how you setup your site to interact with the Lotus Notes pages? Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Suanne